Is Kamala Black?

[toobfreak]

Trump is an opportunist,

Most successful people are. Isn't Kammy an opportunist too?

born into wealth,

True, he wasn't hurting, but he made himself into a billionaire by doing stuff his dad said couldn't be done.

who cheated and bullied and lied his way through life.

If you can find me a successful businessman who hasn't cheated and bullied people, I'll give you $100.

He has never known what is to be unemployed, worried about his family or had to search throgh the classifieds for a job.

He has also always worked hard, had a job and relied on himself for an income. He even donated his salary when president. Hardly a bad thing.

He employed cheap foreign labor until it became politically expedient to not.

The government employs cheap foreign labor. Why spend $10 for work you can get done for $1?

He robbed his own charities and fake foundations. He assaulted women, cheated on every wife he had multiple times and made a mockery of marriage. He “grabbed pussies” because he had the power to get away with it.

The government robs Social Security. Trump is a womanizer who pursues beautiful women because he is rich enough to usually get what he wants, and yes, sometimes to the detriment of his marriages. But that grab pussy thing, Trump never said he grabbed anyone, just that some contestants willingly offered it hoping to win the pageant. But we can imagine that yeah, Trump probably DID grab a few because, well, most any red-blooded guy in that position probably would if they could.

Ultimate irony…the right is villafying Harris for having an affair with a married man though she herself was not married. They are calling her disgusting and vulgur perjoratives such as whore and slut.

I guess that is a bit ironic, but that is politics isn't it?

They did the same thing to Fani Willis.

I think Fanni was different because she was a legal counsel and her relationship appeared to color her legal decisions.

It is different for men isn’t?

Is that your beef? Do you feel cheated by "male privilege?" Not saying it doesn't exist or is fair.

 

[Plagerist]

A LOT of privilege comes with being black. I keep hearing that IM2 is white and only pretending to be black. If he were white, or rather known to be, he would have been banned long ago. He’s the biggest racist on the forum.

He be too cool to be banned!

 

[Lisa558]

toobfreak

You’re on a roll this morning, my man. Keep it up!

 

[toobfreak]

Looks like someone with a little mixture of something, but certainly not black.

Black person (never mind the accoutrements)--- traditional broad nose and big lips.

Kamala Harris:

She could be just tanned, Saudi, Pakistani, Turkish, Iranian, or a lot of things for all I can tell. But by broadening the definition of 'black,' you increase the lobbying power of the group.

Blacks get PICKED for jobs because of their blackness, and Jews get rejected from jobs because of their Jewishness - at least in the government, where competence takes a second seat to “diversity.”

And isn't that curious--- all my life, I always thought Jewish people had an ADVANTAGE in business, now they are being discriminated against in the age of equity, diversity and inclusion. Real kick in the head, huh?

 

[Care4all]

So in your distorted head, people who work for a government job, police, fireman, prosecutors, teachers, air traffic controllers, all of the fbi, the cia, the VA doctors and nurses, and wildlife control, homeland security, border control, army core of engineers, serve in military etc etc etc etc don't actual work for a living, cuz they have a government job? Please stop with that pure nonsense!

She was a crooked opportunist who jailed innocent people while protecting crooks if they were a buddy of hers. Covid was spread out nation-wide too, but that didn't make it a good thing.


Yeah. He was a TV star that NBC begged not to drop, he was a businessman, a developer, an entrepreneur, a pageant owner and lots more. He actually works for a living and creates his own wealth for himself and his employees instead of sucking it off taxpayers like a tick.

When is the last time Harris actually punched a time clock? Ever? I can't think of a single politician I'd give two cents for who got out of college and went straight into politics. Every one of them is a lazy bloodsucker who at best thinks they are somehow going to save the world while getting rich collecting graft.

 

[Care4all]

Why not use the majority standard? If a person is more black than anything else, I guess they can rightly say they are (mostly) black. If someone is predominantly black (75%?) then they are sensibly black. I mean, it is by nature a rather arbitrary and subjective standard, but in contrast, if they were only 10% black, why would they say they were black?--- especially if the other 90% were white? So it rather comes down to a common sense thing, does it not?


Kinda like:

• Calling a person orange.
• Calling him a dictator.
• Calling him an insurrectionist.
• Calling him a danger to democracy.

I can. I really find her heritage irrelevant and think people are only talking about it because she has stopped simply calling herself what she really is: Indian-Jamaican. Guess those groups just don't have enough lobbying power.

Geez....were you born here or somewhere else? Or are you really young? Not meaning as an insult, but were you not aware of this?:

The one-drop rule was a legal principle of racial classification that was prominent in the 20th-century United States. It asserted that any person with even one ancestor of black ancestry ("one drop" of "black blood")[1][2] is considered black (Negro or colored in historical terms). It is an example of hypodescent, the automatic assignment of children of a mixed union between different socioeconomic or ethnic groups to the group with the lower status, regardless of proportion of ancestry in different groups.[3]

This concept became codified into the law of some U.S. states in the early 20th century.[4] It was associated with the principle of "invisible blackness"[5] that developed after the long history of racial interaction in the South, which had included the hardening of slavery as a racial caste system and later segregation. Before the rule was outlawed by the Supreme Court in the Loving v. Virginia decision of 1967, it was used to prevent interracial marriages and in general to deny rights and equal opportunities and uphold white supremacy.

 

[toobfreak]

So in your distorted head,

You're an idiot. Quit wasting my time misreading and misunderstanding what everyone says then taking them to task for what you don't understand.

 

[XponentialChaos]

Obsessed?? Pubbies are MOCKING her for the "colour" change!!!

Greg

She didn’t change color. She has always been mixed.

You guys are obsessed with this.

 

[Care4all]

You're an idiot. Quit wasting my time misreading and misunderstanding what everyone says then taking them to task for what you don't understand.

Then what were you saying???